Imagine getting a call that sounds like a debt collector, yet the script feels robotic and vague. The pattern emerging from the reports points to a spam debt‑collection operation, often using synthetic voices and generic claims about credit or parking fines. These calls usually aim to pressure vulnerable recipients into paying before verification. If you receive such a call, let it go to voicemail, verify the company independently, and never share personal or financial details over the phone. Reporting the number to your carrier and local consumer protection agencies can help curb future nuisance calls.
The caller is likely a debt collector, and their persistence is unwelcome, especially during difficult times.
A robotic voice asked me to confirm my identity and press 1 to hold for the next available person.
Debt collector call centre was hostile and gave no clear options. Not a good experience.
Calls allegedly from parking enforcement services attempting to impose fines without legitimate authority
Although they claim to be credit consultants, 2degrees has identified them as suspected spammers
I dont want to talk to debt collector, they are annoying.